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Former England captain Catherine Spencer struggled through tears of bitterness and jealousy after she called time on her international career.

Tamsin Greenway, one of the genuine superstars of world netball, believes England are showing signs that they can compete on

Loughborough Lightning’s Australian international Ellyse Perry gives Sarah Leach an outsider’s view of the Kia Super League and compares it

Former England captain Sue Day catches her breath after wallowing in the sheer joy of an exhilarating Rugby World Cup,

It should be the most equal sport on Earth: men on horseback and women on horseback competing around the same

The Mixed Zone editor Sue Mott plonked herself down in a deckchair at Hove to watch the Kia Women’s Super

The home nations’ hockey and rugby players may not have emulated England’s cricketers by winning international titles, but there were

Former England cricketer Lydia Greenway sets up today’s Kia Women’s Super League finals day at Hove in an exclusive question-and-answer

For those enthused by following the Rugby World Cup, there has never been a better time to become involved in

Olympic silver-medal modern pentathlete Sam Murray has had an up-and-down relationship with the sport that combines fencing, shooting, swimming, showjumping

With modern pentathlon staging its World Championships in Cairo, Laura Winter learns about the sport where Great Britain’s women carry

Former Olympic bronze-medal javelin thrower Goldie Sayers says the World Athletics Championships were a success on a cosmetic level, but

England fast bowler Katherine Brunt continues to pound an aggressive beat despite years at the top of the game. But

Marlie Packer is playing a significant role for the Red Roses at the Rugby World Cup, just as she has

As the BBC’s first female cricket commentator, Alison Mitchell has seen the accelerating growth of the women’s game. She has

Not everything beneath the glittering surface of women’s football is as it seems. Despite the success of the Lionesses, and

It is a mark of the progress made by women’s cricket that radio commentators, like me, are not afraid to

Suzie Bates is one of the modern breed of cricket stars with their ‘have bat, will travel’ careers. The New

Katie Whyatt picks her players to watch in this season’s Kia Women’s Super League, which begins today with a repeat

This has already been a bumper summer for women’s sport, what with the successes of the Cricket World Cup and